Enterprise Infrastructure

  1. The Best Mobile & Desktop Workstations

    The Best Mobile & Desktop Workstations
    Here are solutions to the most demanding design and rendering process. These laptops and desktop workstations have proven to take on the toughest applications with no downtime. Mobile Workstations: Best Overall Mobile Workstation for Most Buyers HP ZBook Studio G8 Windows 11 Pro - HP recommends Windows 11 Pro for business 11th Generation Intel® Core™ i7 processor 16 GB memory...
  2. The Best Business Laptops of 2022

    The Best Business Laptops of 2022
    One of the critical business decisions you can make is picking the best business laptops. The right laptops can help improve productivity, whether you are working on-premise or remotely. Many features make a laptop great and we have chosen these laptops with great features to help you get started in the decision-making: Best Business Laptop Overall Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon...
  3. Red Hat Products You Need For Your Enterprise

    Red Hat Products You Need For Your Enterprise
    In this article, we explain the Red Hat products you need for your business and provide the benefits that come with using these products. Red Hat is the world's enterprise open source leader. They provide a broad portfolio of hybrid cloud infrastructure, application services, cloud-native application development, and automation solutions. The following are the Red Hat products we recommend. Red Hat Enterprise...
  4. The Future of Video Conferencing

    The Future of Video Conferencing
    For decades, video conferencing has been a nice-to-have feature for most businesses, but not a necessity. Thanks to advances in both hardware and software—as well as the growing demand for visual communications among millennials in the workforce—that’s all about to change. Despite the decrease in bandwidth costs, both hardware and software continue to improve video quality while using better compression methods that...
  5. The Evolution of Video Conferencing

    The Evolution of Video Conferencing
    It all started way back in 1964. Although telephones and television were nothing new, it was at the World Fair of 1964 in New York where video conferencing truly captured the imagination of the public. That’s where AT&T first presented the Picturephone. Although it was undeniably an incredible piece of technology – even if the images were small and blurry...

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